With the spring semester in full swing, students are already feeling overwhelmed. This begs the question which semester is easier, fall or spring? The answer to this question honestly depends on the person. One thing that has a major impact … Continued
Winter term is here to stay, and students are vocal about the changes they want to see. In the fall of 2018, administration proposed a summer term instead of a winter term. The thought was to have a 2 credit … Continued
The Pacific University Music Department presents HMS Pinafore, a comic opera composed by Arthur Sullivan and W.S. Gilbert. Set aboard a British warship by the name of HMS Pinafore, the opera story’s complex triangle of forbidden love across lines of … Continued
Stars will shine bright once again at Pacific University’s annual community talent show “Stars in the Grove.” People are invited to watch 18 unique acts from both Pacific University and Forest Grove communities at Taylor Meade on Feb. 23 at … Continued
Break the mold. Change the standard. Students may have seen monochromatic posters plastered on the walls of Pacific University, promoting what is planned to be an opportunity for all attendees to broaden their minds and think outside of the box … Continued
“We aren’t bringing our boys into manhood,” Denise Giesbers, advisor for Pacific University Greek Life, said in reference to a video created by Chad Prather on the topic of modern masculinity. Giesbers, however, was talking about masculinity and fraternities across … Continued
Pacific University is ushering out the old year and bringing in the new with the Lunar Celebration. In celebration of the new year, all are invited to attend a celebration, dinner, and performance held Feb. 21 in the University Center … Continued
Power and privilege. The importance of self care. Interrupting oppression. These were just some of the sessions held during a three-day Social Justice Retreat in Vernonia, Ore. Attended by 29 Pacific students and 12 facilitators, the Social Justice Retreat, held … Continued
Pacific University will host Professor Shane Larson Feb. 27-28 for a series of two lectures. Associate Director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Exploration and Research in Astrophysics (CIERA) at Northwestern University, the majority of Larson’s research concentrates on gravitational wave … Continued
The graduating Pacific University theatre majors this semester will be conjoining all of their senior projects into one senior showcase event.“It is higher pressure because this capstone is a main stage event for the department,” said senior Elise Dixon. Usually, … Continued
Portland’s premiere drag clown, Carla Rossi, is an immortal trickster, an ancient entity who’s bent on capitalizing on the worst parts of contemporary society, crafting herself into an object for consumption. Anthony Hudson, her creator, or her vessel depending on … Continued
Most people will feel a sense of loneliness at some point in their lives. It is common at times to question if you can rely on the people in your life for support. These experiences can be particularly poignant for … Continued